Lifestyle

Dr. Hector Baillie recounts a full-circle moment while meeting a familiar patient in the ER, 25 years later.

Patients often want to make a change, but struggle with how to start. Providing them with the opportunity to express their challenges in a safe space, where their concerns are accepted and received with empathy, builds the foundation of connection and trust that’s fundamental to the process of motivational interviewing.

First-five years doctors: A med student wants to interview you for a series helping med students and residents think through the steps ahead of them.

A recent study led by researchers from McGill University suggests there may be far more sleep-wake profiles that go beyond simply ‘night owl’ and ‘early bird.’

Recently, I was asked to evaluate some recent bilateral lower leg swelling—noticed because of tight shoes—by a 96-year-old, slender, healthy and fair-skinned man.

The internal wisdom we gain, the external energy we lose, and the beautiful lie we tell ourselves to bridge the gap.

Olympians are just physicians with amazing speed, strength, cardio—and very short shelf lives.

There's many a cliché on what to do when you've had too many—but what does the medical literature actually tell us about dealing with overindulgence?